Satiety vs Satiation

sa•ti•e•ty (s-t-t)

n.
The condition of being full or gratified beyond the point of satisfaction; surfeit.

sa•ti•ate (ssh-t)

tr.v. sa•ti•at•ed, sa•ti•at•ing, sa•ti•ates
1. To satisfy (an appetite or desire) fully.
2. To satisfy to excess.
adj. (-t)
Filled to satisfaction.

sati•ation n.

Noun
1. satiation - the state of being satisfactorily full and unable to take on more
repletion, satiety
fullness - the condition of being filled to capacity
2. satiation - the act of achieving full gratification
gratification - the act or an instance of satisfying

Although seemingly similar the definitions here of the words satiety and satiation differ slightly.

Satiety is to be full beyond satisfaction whereas satiation means to fulfill the condition of satisfaction.

Due to this differentiation, we decided that satiation is a word that best describes our intentions when speaking of the SlO collection.